Disney+ is looking even more appealing thanks to the deal that Disney revealed in an earnings report on Tuesday.
The company announced a bundle that combines its upcoming streaming service Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN+, The Verge reported Tuesday. The bundle will cost $12.99 a month when it launches on Nov. 12.
On its own, Disney+ will cost $6.99 a month and $69.99 for a full year, while the standard Hulu subscription costs $5.99 a month and ESPN+ costs $4.99 a month. The bundle will save subscribers to all three services about $5 per month, which is a pretty solid deal.
Compared to other popular streaming services, the Disney+ bundle looks pretty good. Netflix's standard subscription costs $12.99 a month and Amazon Prime Video on its own is $8.99 a month (and included in the full Amazon Prime membership at $12.99 a month).
On its own, Disney+ might not be a strong match for these streaming titans, but with Hulu and ESPN+ it's quite a contender. Hulu hosts a ton of popular shows and movies including its own strong originals like The Handmaid's Tale. For sports fans, ESPN+ includes endless amounts of games, matches, tournaments, and ESPN's acclaimed 30 for 30series.
SEE ALSO: All of the Disney 'live-action' remakes ranked from worst to bestThis is all great, but unfortunately there are some issues with international licensing that makes this bundle with Disney+ a U.S. exclusive. Disney+ itself doesn't even have a solid release date outside of the U.S.
Along with this information, Disney said it failed to meet financial expectations in its third quarter this year and its stock took a nearly 4% dip, CNBC reported. Losses will continue to grow as the company continues to invest in Disney+, but that's to be expected.
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